Honey labels printed for Orra with custom colors and foil accents
In short
  • Custom honey labels are cut to fit the flat panel of your queenline jar, hex facet, mason jar, muth bottle or squeeze bear.
  • Order them on rolls for harvest bottling, on kiss-cut sheets for small batches, or as lollipop lid seals.
  • CubitPack prints custom honey labels from 500 pieces in 10–14 business days, with 4–5 day rush available.
  • Design help, custom dielines and shipping to all 50 states are free; you approve a digital proof and 3D mockup before payment.
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Food & bakery packaging

Custom Honey Labels

Updated October 22, 2026

Custom honey labels printed with your apiary name, floral origin and net weight, cut to fit glass queenline jars, hex jars, muth bottles, mason jars and squeeze bears. Order rolls, flat sheets or tamper-evident lid strips in any outline. Production starts at 500 labels in 10–14 business days (rush in 4–5), with free design help, zero die charges and free shipping across all 50 US states.

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What are custom honey labels?

Custom honey labels are pressure-sensitive adhesive labels printed with your apiary brand, floral varietal, harvest notes, nutrition panel and net weight, then die-cut to fit glass honey jars or plastic squeeze containers. Honey packers face container shapes that few other foods use: flat-sided queenline jars with narrow side ribs, six-sided hexagon jars with narrow facets, corked muth bottles, bail-wire jars and 8 oz or 12 oz honey bears with recessed belly panels. Each vessel requires a specific footprint so edges never lift over glass corners or buckle when a plastic bear is squeezed at the table. You can order honey labels wound on rolls for fast hand or machine application, arranged on kiss-cut sheets for small harvest batches, or cut with an attached lollipop tab that seals over the lid as a tamper band. At CubitPack, custom honey labels start at 500 pieces and ship in 10–14 business days, with 4–5 day rush, free design help, free US delivery and a 3D mockup before payment.

At a glance

Honey labels facts

Minimum
500 labels
Turnaround
10–14 business days
Rush
4–5 days, quoted
Formats
Roll labels, sticker sheets, die-cut seals
Shapes
Rectangle, oval, circle, hex, lollipop tamper seal
Printing
Full color (CMYK), Pantone
Finishes
Matte, gloss, foil stamping, spot UV
Materials
Clear, foil, more stocks
Shipping
Free to all 50 states
Formats

Should I order honey labels on rolls, sticker sheets or tamper seals?

FormatHow they are suppliedBest honey containersWhy beekeepers pick it
Roll labelsSingle-file on a cardboard core1 lb and 2 lb queenline jars, round jars, bearsFast hand peeling or machine application
Sticker sheetsMultiple kiss-cut labels per flat sheetSmall harvests, hex favor jars, tasting flightsEasy to store flat across floral varietals
Die-cut & tamper sealsCustom outlines or lollipop lid stripsJar lids, muth bottles, hex jars, market jarsShows the cap is sealed and marks floral source
Clear honey labelsTransparent stock on rolls or sheetsGlass queenline, hex and mason jarsLets golden clover or amber honey shine through
Foil honey labelsMetallic stock or hot gold foil stampingReserve comb honey, hot honey, gift jarsWarm metallic sheen echoes golden honeycomb

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Sizes

What size label fits my honey jar or bear bottle?

Honey jars are sold by honey weight (which is 1.5 times heavier than water by volume), so always measure the flat glass panel or recessed belly window on your actual container. We cut any width × height with no die fee. Whether you are comparing honey jar labels, custom honey bottle labels, honey bear labels, hex jar honey labels or queenline honey jar labels, we size the template to your exact container.

Label size (W × H)ShapeCommon containersBest format
1.25 × 1.25 in (or 1 in circle)Square, hex or circle2 oz mini hex wedding favor jars and sample potsSticker sheets or rolls
1.5 × 2.125 inRectangle or oval12 oz plastic honey bear bottle (recessed belly panel)Roll labels
1.75 × 2.25 inRectangle or oval8 oz (½ lb) glass queenline jar front panelRoll labels or sheets
2.25 × 3 inRectangle or arch16 oz (1 lb) glass queenline jar or 8 oz mason jarRoll labels
2.5 × 4 in (or 2.5 × 8.5 in wrap)Rectangle16 oz (1 lb) classic straight-sided round honey jarRoll labels
3 × 4 inRectangle or oval32 oz (2 lb) queenline jar or quart canning jarRoll labels or sheets
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Buying guide

How do I choose honey labels?

  1. Measure the flat panel between glass ribs or facetsOn queenline and hexagon jars, measure inside the vertical glass ridges so the label sits flat without bridging corners.
  2. Check honey bear belly recessesOn 8 oz, 12 oz and 16 oz plastic squeeze bears, measure inside the sunken chest rectangle and subtract ⅛ inch.
  3. Add a lid circle or lollipop tamper sealPair one main front label across your harvest with a small lid circle or tamper tab printed per floral source.
  4. Pick clear or opaque stock for your honey colorLight clover and acacia honey suit dark ink on clear labels; dark buckwheat honey pops against cream, white or gold foil.
  5. Choose rolls for extraction week or sheets for small lotsRolls peel rapidly when bottling hundreds of jars; flat sheets suit micro-apiaries and multi-flavor gift boxes.
  6. Send your artwork or sketch for free setupUpload your file, bring an AI illustration, or use free design help to lay out net weight and cut lines.
Materials

What are honey labels made of?

ClearShowing the natural amber, gold or whipped texture of your honey right through the glass jarClear →
FoilMetallic gold or copper honeycomb accents on reserve varietals, mead-ery jars and holiday gift setsFoil →
White paper, white film and textured kraft stocksWarm apothecary paper looks, rustic farmers market jars and squeezable plastic bears
Wipeable honey-drip and hot-water wash resistanceJars wiped down with a warm damp cloth after filling or squeezed repeatedly at the table
Finishes

Which finishes can honey labels have?

Shapes

Which label shapes work best on honey jars?

Specifications

Honey labels specifications

SpecOptions
FormatsRoll labels, flat sticker sheets, individual die-cut stickers and tamper seals
ShapesRectangle, oval, circle, square, hexagon, lollipop tamper strip or any custom outline (no die fee)
MaterialsClear, foil; paper, film and kraft stocks
PrintingFull color (CMYK), Pantone color matching guaranteed
Finishes & extrasMatte, gloss, foil stamping, spot UV
Container fitCut to any width × height for queenline, hex, mason, muth and bear containers
Adhesive optionsPaper, vinyl, clear, kraft or foil stocks with adhesive matched to your container and storage conditions
Roll core & unwind directionMachine or hand-applied rolls custom wound to your dispenser or applicator setup
Minimum orderFrom 500 labels (smaller trial runs considered case by case); delivered within ±5%
Proofs & samplesFree digital proof and 3D mockup on your jar before payment; $50 sample kit or printed sample available
Turnaround & shipping10–14 business days (rush 4–5 days); free shipping to all 50 US states

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Uses

What do beekeepers and food brands use custom honey labels for?

From backyard apiaries selling at Saturday farmers markets to commercial packers filling thousands of squeeze bottles and retail gift jars, the right label pairs clean container geometry with clear floral identification across every bottle, jar and gift box.

Raw and single-floral glass jars
Raw and single-floral glass jarsClover, wildflower, orange blossom, tupelo and buckwheat honeys vary from pale straw to deep molasses. A custom front panel on a queenline or round glass jar leaves the sides open so shoppers can judge clarity and color on the shelf while reading the harvest origin.
Plastic honey bears and squeeze bottles
Plastic honey bears and squeeze bottlesSqueeze containers flex every time a customer pours honey into tea or over biscuits. Sizing the label specifically to the recessed belly window keeps the edges anchored neatly without creasing or lifting at the corners during daily kitchen use.
Infused hot honey and whipped creamed honey
Infused hot honey and whipped creamed honeyChili-infused hot honey bottles, cinnamon-whipped tubs and ginger honey jars stand out with bold color bands, gold foil accents and clear heat-level badges on the front panel and cap seal.
Hexagon jars, muth bottles and wedding favors
Hexagon jars, muth bottles and wedding favorsSix-sided hex jars, comb honey cut-outs and corked apothecary muth bottles look sharp when a custom hexagon or arch label spans one flat facet and a lollipop tamper seal bridges cleanly across the lid.
Design ideas

Honey labels design ideas

Example designs with made-up brands. Your packaging is made to your design.

Clear label with white and dark lettering over golden honey
Clear label with white and dark lettering over golden honey
Warm cream front label paired with a matching floral lid seal
Warm cream front label paired with a matching floral lid seal
Deep charcoal label with gold foil honeycomb emblem
Deep charcoal label with gold foil honeycomb emblem
Color-coded round lid labels for spring and fall harvests
Color-coded round lid labels for spring and fall harvests
Avoid these

What are the most common honey label mistakes?

Honey jars have ribs, facets and recessed squeeze panels that catch standard labels off guard. Avoid these five mistakes. When specifying honey labels with logo, branded honey labels, wholesale honey labels, bulk custom honey labels and personalized honey labels, avoid these common production mistakes

  1. Ordering a 16 fl oz pint label for a 16 oz (1 lb) honey jar, which is smaller because honey is heavier than water.
  2. Letting a queenline label extend onto the raised vertical side ribs, where the glass ridges force the edges to lift.
  3. Printing black text on a clear label for dark buckwheat honey without a white or cream contrast backing.
  4. Sizing a honey bear label wider than the recessed belly panel, causing creases when the bottle is squeezed.
  5. Reprinting your entire front label for every floral harvest instead of swapping a small varietal lid seal.
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Custom printed honey labels vs blank home-printed sheets: which is better?

Blank sheets you print yourselfCustom honey labels from CubitPack
Fit on honey jarsGeneric office rectangles that overhang queenline ribs or hex facetsCut to the exact millimeter of your queenline, hex, muth or bear panel
Honey drips & wipingUncoated desktop paper smudges when wiped after fillingProtective matte or gloss finish that stays crisp during bottling
Shapes & tamper sealsBasic sheets only; no lollipop lid-to-neck tamper stripsHexagons, arches and one-piece lollipop tamper seals with no die fee
Print & metallic detailHome printer toner or ink without white ink or metallic foilFull CMYK, guaranteed Pantone match, clear stock and hot foil stamping
Minimum & turnaroundPrint one sheet at home, peel slowly by handFrom 500 labels in 10–14 business days (rush 4–5), on fast-peel rolls or sheets

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Safety and sustainability

Are honey labels safe and sustainable?

FSC paper and ISO 9001 partner facilities

FSC paper, food-safe packaging materials and ISO 9001 production are available on request through certified partner facilities. Certificates are shared on request.

Tamper-evident lid and neck seals

We cut lollipop-style labels (a round cap circle attached to a side strip) and vertical security strips so farmers market and retail buyers see the jar is sealed.

Net weight, floral source and packer text

Our prepress check makes sure your net weight in ounces and grams, ingredient line, infant honey warning and apiary address stay crisp and legible.
How it works

How do I order custom honey labels?

1 · Start

Tell us what you need

Size, quantities or AI concept
2 · Custom quote

Compare volume pricing

Dedicated account manager
3 · Before you pay

Approve your proof

Digital proof + 3D mockup
4 · 10–14 days

Made and shipped

Free to all 50 states
Pricing

How much do custom honey labels cost?

The price depends on four things, and every custom quote is free.

Label dimensions

A compact front panel or hex facet uses less material than a full cylinder wrap

Order quantity

Ordering 1,000, 2,500 or 5,000+ labels across your harvest lowers the price per piece

Material choice

Clear and metallic foil stocks price differently than standard label stock

Finishes & SKUs

Hot gold foil stamping, spot UV and splitting a run across many floral varieties affect the quote

To save money across multiple floral harvests (such as clover, wildflower and buckwheat), keep one shared front label size and use color-coded lid stickers to mark the varietal. You pay zero die or plate charges, get 10% off your first order, and we beat any written US competitor quote. Buyers ordering custom size honey labels or raw honey labels can compare up to three quantities in one quote.

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Samples

Can I see a sample first?

Shipping

How does shipping work?

Why CubitPack

Why brands choose CubitPack

Dedicated specialist

One account manager from quote to delivery

Pantone guaranteed

Clearly off? We reprint

Reprint or refund

If we get it wrong, you choose

BBB accredited

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FAQ

Honey labels questions

What size label fits a 1 lb (16 oz) and ½ lb (8 oz) queenline honey jar?

A 1 lb (16 oz net weight) glass queenline honey jar typically takes a 2.25 × 3 inch rectangular or arch front label between the side glass ribs. An 8 oz (½ lb) queenline jar usually takes a 1.75 × 2.25 inch front panel. Measure inside the vertical ribs on your glass mold first.

What size label do I need for a 12 oz plastic honey bear?

Most 12 oz plastic squeeze bears have a recessed belly window that fits a 1.5 × 2.125 inch rectangular or oval label (or 1.75 × 2.25 inches on wide-belly molds). Stay ⅛ inch inside the recessed ridge so the edges stay down when squeezed.

How do I measure a hexagon honey jar for a label?

Measure the width of a single flat glass facet from corner to corner and the straight vertical height between the top shoulder and bottom heel, then subtract ⅛ inch from both numbers. For a multi-facet wrap, keep the height shorter so it bridges corners cleanly.

Why is a 16 oz honey jar smaller than a 16 fl oz pint jar?

Honey is sold by net weight rather than fluid volume, and honey weighs about 1.5 times as much as water. That means 16 oz (1 lb) of honey by weight fits into a jar holding roughly 11 to 12 fluid ounces. Always measure your physical jar.

Should I pick clear labels or opaque labels for my honey jars?

Clear labels let the golden honey act as your background color. For pale clover or orange blossom honey, print dark brown or black text on clear stock. For dark buckwheat honey, print opaque white ink on clear stock or choose a cream or white label.

Can you make lollipop-style tamper-evident lid labels for honey jars?

Yes. A lollipop label combines a round circle for the top of the lid with a rectangular tail that folds down over the cap rim onto the glass neck, cut as one piece at no extra die cost. Twisting the lid breaks the seal strip.

Should I order my honey labels on rolls or sticker sheets?

Choose roll labels when bottling hundreds of jars after extraction or using a tabletop dispenser or rotary applicator. Choose flat sticker sheets for small seasonal batches, wedding favor hex jars, or grouping several smaller labels on one sheet.

Will honey drips or warm water ruin the label during bottling?

Tell us in the quote notes if you wipe filled jars with a warm damp cloth or pack infused hot honey. We pair your order with a protective matte or gloss finish and appropriate stock.

What is the minimum order and can I split it across floral varieties?

Our standard minimum is 500 labels per order, with smaller trial runs reviewed case by case. Select 2 designs or 3+ designs in Step 2 of the quote form and list your varieties in the notes so we quote the whole set together.

How long do custom honey labels take to print and ship?

Standard production takes 10–14 business days after you approve your digital proof and 3D mockup and complete payment. Rush production in 4–5 business days is available for harvest deadlines, and standard shipping is free to all 50 US states.

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Terms

Honey labels terms, explained

Queenline jar
A classic flat-sided glass honey jar with ribbed side edges that prevent tipping and frame the front label
Lollipop tamper seal
A one-piece die-cut label with a round lid top and an attached strip that folds down onto the jar neck
Belly panel
The recessed flat window on the front of a plastic honey bear where the label sits
Hex facet
One of the six flat vertical glass panels on a hexagonal honey jar
Net weight vs fluid oz
Honey is sold by weight (1 lb = 16 oz net wt), which occupies about 11–12 fluid ounces of jar volume
Kiss cut
Cut through the label face and adhesive but not the backing paper, so labels peel cleanly off rolls or sheets
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  • Free design & AI-to-print studio + 3D mockup
  • No die or plate charges · 4–5 day rush available
  • Free shipping to all 50 states
  • 10% off your first order
  • Reprint or refund if we get it wrong
Published October 22, 2026Updated October 22, 2026Next review January 20, 2027
How we checked this page

Every CubitPack offer on this page comes from our confirmed product specs (500-label minimum, 10–14 business day turnaround, formats, shapes and finishes) and was reviewed by a packaging specialist. Container starting sizes reflect standard queenline, hex and squeeze-bear molds, and every order is verified on a digital proof and 3D mockup before payment. Spot something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it. Tell us if something looks wrong.

Sources
  1. CubitPack minimum (500 labels), 10–14 business day turnaround (rush 4–5), formats, shapes, finishes, free US shipping and Pantone guarantee
  2. General food label layout principles for net weight and origin panels
  3. Typical starting dimensions for 8 oz and 16 oz queenline jars, hex facets and 12 oz squeeze bears
What changed
  • October 22, 2026: First published.
  • October 22, 2026: Updated specifications, terminology, and verified source links.
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